📘 JSS 2 First Term Scheme of Work – Full NERDC Curriculum (All Subjects, 2025 Updated)

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📘 JSS 2 First Term – Full NERDC Scheme of Work (All Subjects, Weeks 1–10)

This is the latest JSS 2 scheme of work fully aligned with the National Education Research and Development Council (NERDC) curriculum. It covers English, Mathematics, Science, French, ICT, History, Business Studies, and more, arranged week by week for teachers, students, and parents in Nigeria.

Disclaimer: This resource is for educational guidance. For official confirmation, check with your school or state ministry of education.

📅 JSS 2 First Term – Complete Scheme of Work (Weeks 1–10)

Week Subject Topic
Week 1 English StudiesRevision of JSS 1 work; comprehension passages
MathematicsWhole numbers and place value
YorubaGreetings and short dialogues
Intermediate ScienceRevision of primary science; introduction to laboratory
PHEConcept of physical fitness
Digital TechnologyIntroduction to data processing
CRSGod’s covenant with Noah
HistoryIntroduction to trans-Saharan trade
Social StudiesCulture and socialization
Cultural & Creative Arts (CCA)Introduction to fine arts
Business StudiesOffice documents
FrenchRevision of greetings and numbers
Week 2 English StudiesParts of speech – nouns, pronouns
MathematicsFactors, multiples, prime numbers
YorubaAlphabet, sounds and oral drills
Intermediate ScienceMeasurement: length, mass, volume
PHEComponents of fitness
Digital TechnologyClassification of computers
CRSAbraham’s call
HistoryGrowth of kingdoms in Nigeria
Social StudiesValues and discipline
CCADrawing with lines
Business StudiesEntrepreneurship – meaning and importance
FrenchNumbers 51–100
Week 3 English StudiesVerb forms and tenses
MathematicsFractions – addition and subtraction
YorubaSimple sentences in Yoruba
Intermediate ScienceClassification of matter
PHEFood and nutrition
Digital TechnologyInput and output devices
CRSJoseph and his brothers
HistoryNigerian kingdoms – Oyo, Benin
Social StudiesNational symbols and identity
CCAColour – meaning and use
Business StudiesBusiness transactions
FrenchDays of the week and months
Week 4 English StudiesAdjectives and adverbs
MathematicsDecimals – multiplication and division
YorubaCounting numbers
Intermediate ScienceSoil and its importance
PHEPosture and movement
Digital TechnologyStorage devices
CRSMoses and the burning bush
HistoryTrans-Saharan trade items
Social StudiesFamily values and kinship
CCADrama introduction
Business StudiesCash and credit transactions
FrenchFamily members
Week 5 English StudiesLetter writing (informal)
MathematicsSimple equations
YorubaProverbs and meanings
Intermediate ScienceAir and its composition
PHESports and games
Digital TechnologyComputer software
CRSThe Ten Commandments
HistoryKanem-Bornu Empire
Social StudiesSocial problems and solutions
CCAMusic – songs and rhythm
Business StudiesJournals and ledgers
FrenchSimple classroom commands
Week 6 English StudiesFormal letters
MathematicsGeometry – lines and angles
YorubaShort stories in Yoruba
Intermediate ScienceWater – sources and uses
PHETrack and field
Digital TechnologySpreadsheet basics
CRSJoshua leads Israel
HistoryEconomic activities of ancient Nigeria
Social StudiesLeadership and followership
CCADance and drama
Business StudiesSimple cashbook
FrenchColours and objects
Week 7 English StudiesComprehension – passages
MathematicsAlgebra – simple expressions
YorubaDrama and role play
Intermediate ScienceEnergy – forms and uses
PHEBall games (football, volleyball)
Digital TechnologyWord processing
CRSSamuel’s call
HistoryGrowth of Benin and Oyo
Social StudiesConflict and resolution
CCACraft work
Business StudiesBanking system
FrenchAsking questions
Week 8 English StudiesSummary writing
MathematicsPerimeter and area
YorubaFestivals and traditions
Intermediate ScienceLight and its properties
PHEHygiene and health
Digital TechnologyPresentation software
CRSDavid and Goliath
HistoryTrade routes and exchanges
Social StudiesPopulation and resources
CCAPainting and decoration
Business StudiesTrade by barter and money
FrenchTime and dates
Week 9 English StudiesSpeech writing
MathematicsSimple probability
YorubaTraditional occupations
Intermediate ScienceForce and motion
PHENutrition and diet
Digital TechnologyNetworking basics
CRSSolomon’s wisdom
HistoryColonial rule beginnings
Social StudiesRights and duties of citizens
CCADrama and music performance
Business StudiesAdvertising and sales
FrenchGreetings in different contexts
Week 10 English StudiesRevision of literature and grammar
MathematicsRevision of topics
YorubaRevision
Intermediate ScienceRevision
PHERevision and practicals
Digital TechnologyRevision
CRSRevision
HistoryRevision
Social StudiesRevision
CCARevision
Business StudiesRevision
FrenchRevision

🎯 Evaluation and Homework

  • Teachers should outline 5 lesson objectives weekly (e.g. define, explain, identify, apply, practice).
  • Provide 5 evaluation questions with answers at the end of each week.
  • Homework: write short notes, attempt past questions, practice exercises for mastery.

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